Stories

First it was the butterflies, then it was the bees, and now it’s the birds

A specific kind of insecticide has been harming bees worldwide. But it is starting to have a ripple...

Bird Day Ottawa was a great success this year, drawing close to a thousand people in the Ottawa-Gatineau area...

The Gray Catbird, known in French as Moqueur chat, is a champion mimicker that can make an ordinary...

BC Nature, Nature Canada’s affiliate organization in British Columbia, has announced its intention to file a lawsuit challenging...

Nature Canada is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year. With such an extensive history it is not surprising...

In the 17th century, Lord Baltimore, the first Governor of the Province of Maryland, had a coat of...

Far too often, we tend to hear nothing but bad news on the television and in the newspapers when...

A very big congratulations goes out to Nature Canada supporter and member Elizabeth Dowdeswell for being named Ontario’s...

In 1967 his Royal Highness Prince Philip visited Canada and attended Nature Canada’s (then known as the Canadian...

Nature Canada’s Bird Day Fair was proud to host the Innis Point Bird Observatory’s (IPBO) band-a-visitor station which...

Canada’s wilderness is the world’s envy. It’s our duty to keep our true north strong and green.

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